Congrats, Rebecca!!! 
WOTF: 1 SF, 1 SHM, 4 HM
Fiction (EN): 43 stories sold, 29 published
Fiction (GR): c.10 stories published & a children’s novel
Great story, Rebecca!
Congrats everyone!
I myself recently got published on 365Tomorrows and made my first paid sale on Theme of Absence for their November issue! I got a whole 3 dollars for it, which is a pittance--but I'll gladly trade beer for writing. 
Congrats everyone!
I myself recently got published on 365Tomorrows and made my first paid sale on Theme of Absence for their November issue! I got a whole 3 dollars for it, which is a pittance--but I'll gladly trade beer for writing.
Jeeon,
Getting paid to write = getting paid to write.
My first paycheck was also three bucks. I took it as a sign of humble beginnings. 
Career: 1x Win -- 2x NW-F -- 2x S-F -- 9x S-HM -- 11x HM -- 7x R
Like me: facebook/AuthorTJKnight
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And here's a new story from me!
My first piece of humor ever published.
Since humor is subjective, some of you may disagree. 
I hope you like it anyway.
http://www.everydayfiction.com/hallowee ... tin-adams/
This kicks off a week-long lineup of Halloween stories at EDF.
After today, the rest are more Halloween-like.
Be sure to check em out!
Career: 1x Win -- 2x NW-F -- 2x S-F -- 9x S-HM -- 11x HM -- 7x R
Like me: facebook/AuthorTJKnight
Congrats Dustin. She be a vegan no more.
Today's science fiction is tomorrow's reality-D.R.Sweeney
HM x5
Published Poetry
2012 Stars in Our Hearts
Silver Ships
Congrats everyone!
I myself recently got published on 365Tomorrows and made my first paid sale on Theme of Absence for their November issue! I got a whole 3 dollars for it, which is a pittance--but I'll gladly trade beer for writing.
Nice work! I remember 365Tomorrows from when I first started writing. Had no idea they were still going.
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And here's a new story from me!
My first piece of humor ever published.
Since humor is subjective, some of you may disagree.
I hope you like it anyway.http://www.everydayfiction.com/hallowee ... tin-adams/
This kicks off a week-long lineup of Halloween stories at EDF.
After today, the rest are more Halloween-like.
Be sure to check em out!
Huzzah!
Stewart C Baker - 1st place, Q2 V32
My contest history: Semi-finalist, R, HM, R, R, HM, HM, R, R, R, R, HM, R, R, R, R, Winner
Congrats jeeohn, Dustin!
I just received my first pro-level acceptance. Nature Futures! This was on my bucket list because as a former scientist I really want to be able to say I was published in Nature 
Congratulations dustin and jeeohn and aaron!
First paycheck, awesome. First humor, also awesome. First pro-level acceptance. Awesome. Good stuff is happening around here!
I recently received my first fictional paycheck as well...or rather, paycheck for fiction (grin)
Behold, a drabble: http://specklit.com/blog/category/fliction/liz-rylen/
And Halloween is coming...
I'm in a good mood.
Congratulations dustin and jeeohn and aaron!
First paycheck, awesome. First humor, also awesome. First pro-level acceptance. Awesome. Good stuff is happening around here!
I recently received my first fictional paycheck as well...or rather, paycheck for fiction (grin)
Behold, a drabble: http://specklit.com/blog/category/fliction/liz-rylen/And Halloween is coming...
I'm in a good mood.
Good one Liz. I love drabbles. So bite sized.
Thanks for the kudos yall, congrats to everyone else! First pro sale is super sweet!
Oooh! So many successes! Congrats all of you. So inspiring!
Write on!
Preston Dennett
HM x 12
F x 1
Winner, 2nd place, Q1, Volume 35
40 stories published! (and counting!)
Thanks guys! Drabbles are fun 
So, what's the usual over / under on the "Under Review" status for Asimov's? I've never lasted longer than 15 minutes in that stage, but I've had a story sitting there since around 9:30 last night. I figured it was late, readers went home, and fully expected a form rejection this morning, but...nothing yet. It's almost noon, and I find my mind getting my hopes up.
Are they based in the UK? Is this normal? Can I safely assume it made it past the slush pile, at least? The anticipation is killing me! 
Specklit, woohoo!
Are they based in the UK? Is this normal? Can I safely assume it made it past the slush pile, at least? The anticipation is killing me!
They're in NYC, owned and operated by Dell Magazines. Good luck!
Stewart C Baker - 1st place, Q2 V32
My contest history: Semi-finalist, R, HM, R, R, HM, HM, R, R, R, R, HM, R, R, R, R, Winner
Specklit, woohoo!
Are they based in the UK? Is this normal? Can I safely assume it made it past the slush pile, at least? The anticipation is killing me!
They're in NYC, owned and operated by Dell Magazines. Good luck!
I suppose a simple Google search would have worked, but my brain wasn't working earlier this morning.
Thanks for the info! Got home from work and it's still under review, so I take that as a good sign.
In addition, I had another piece accepted for publication, this time in the November issue of Five on the Fifth, due to appear on Nov. 5th! Non-paying, but the story is two years old and had already run the gauntlet of pro / semi-pro markets, so I don't feel too bad about it; just glad it's out there. 😀
Specklit, woohoo!
Are they based in the UK? Is this normal? Can I safely assume it made it past the slush pile, at least? The anticipation is killing me!
They're in NYC, owned and operated by Dell Magazines. Good luck!
I suppose a simple Google search would have worked, but my brain wasn't working earlier this morning.
Thanks for the info! Got home from work and it's still under review, so I take that as a good sign.
In addition, I had another piece accepted for publication, this time in the November issue of Five on the Fifth, due to appear on Nov. 5th! Non-paying, but the story is two years old and had already run the gauntlet of pro / semi-pro markets, so I don't feel too bad about it; just glad it's out there. 😀
I know what you mean. Congrats!
Congrats, Dustin, Aaron, Liz and Jeeohn! Am I forgetting anyone? ![]()
WOTF: 1 SF, 1 SHM, 4 HM
Fiction (EN): 43 stories sold, 29 published
Fiction (GR): c.10 stories published & a children’s novel
My story "Fugue in a Minor Key," which I think was an HM at one point, is in this month's issue of Galaxy's Edge: http://galaxysedge.com/n11.htm
Stewart C Baker - 1st place, Q2 V32
My contest history: Semi-finalist, R, HM, R, R, HM, HM, R, R, R, R, HM, R, R, R, R, Winner
My story "Fugue in a Minor Key," which I think was an HM at one point, is in this month's issue of Galaxy's Edge: http://galaxysedge.com/n11.htm
Congratulations Stewart! Great story 
My story, "Adroit," is live in The Theian Journal. It was an HM here.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017J9LPG2
My story, "Adroit," is live in The Theian Journal. It was an HM here.
Huzzah!
Stewart C Baker - 1st place, Q2 V32
My contest history: Semi-finalist, R, HM, R, R, HM, HM, R, R, R, R, HM, R, R, R, R, Winner
My story, "Adroit," is live in The Theian Journal. It was an HM here.
Nice!
Preston Dennett
HM x 12
F x 1
Winner, 2nd place, Q1, Volume 35
40 stories published! (and counting!)
Congratulations, Alpha! And Stewart!
Rebecca Birch
Finalist - 2, SF - 1, SHM - 1, HM - 18, R - 6
Words of Birch
Short Story Collection--Life Out of Harmony and Other Tales of Wonder
Congrats, Stewart and Alpha! Hurray for the HMs! 
WOTF: 1 SF, 1 SHM, 4 HM
Fiction (EN): 43 stories sold, 29 published
Fiction (GR): c.10 stories published & a children’s novel
Congrats Alpha and Stewart.
You see what happens when I don't look in for a few days?
Congratulations Rebecca and Stewart and Dave and Dustin and jeeohn and Aaron and Liz and ....... anyone I accidentally omitted because I can't keep up.
This is really quite remarkable!

1 x SF, 2 x SHM, 11 x HM, WotF batting average .583
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My story, "Adroit," is live in The Theian Journal. It was an HM here.
Very nice 
I've been head down in my novel -- almost done 71,000 words out of an estimated 80,000.
But to all the great success stories here:
Hurray!
Literary saboteur
Blog: http://www.robertmitchellevans.com/
HM X 5
SF X 3
F X 1
Current Rejection Streak: 0
I've been head down in my novel -- almost done 71,000 words out of an estimated 80,000.
Also a success worth celebrating. Well done, Bob!
